Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-01
On the S0noita.

I-DAiUh IiiIzEN-A merry Christmas To The CITIZEN. and its readers in gener- , sl as that Is just she sort ot time we
 nave had la The Patsgonias On .be sf-
 aeInooA or the 2ith voIce called out. D all aboard here for Hsrshaw." and on turning ar -uud there sat Colonel John , Snllth anu lady in his carriage. with Mr.
 D' O' McDill as captain, and ia less
 lhHh i've minutes your corr, spondeut was all on board for Harshaw, where the pupils O; the Cr!ttenden school were Co meet those Of Harsh.w district to
 snaro ln the courteous suppb of pre-
 seIts sen out to the Christmas tree by olu father Santa Claus. Arriving gt harshaw ws found the pIacs filled
 with people; in fact.
 You couldn't -e,. the foIk-
 | T, There were so many p-ssnl.''
 TeOpie werr ln from Crittenden. So
 noita, Cranktown, Washington Camp.
 La Noria and HIachucas. all deter
 mined to have a merry Christmas,
 The tree was ID tae stone hall and was
 tastetnlly decorated and the presents
 neatly arranged Miss. Fanme Heskell.
 teacher 10 Ihe Harsbaw school. rud
 others Who assisted her deserve much eredlt Tor the trouble and pains they had
 taken m the arrangement. The pre- ] HNAN AAAAA4f lAa4H HL4 some were quite costly. In his round mp of presents
 'CarlCs" became the p1sse.s1r of 1, ,.nig- ger baby anu a tn whistle. He ac- cepts the situation Bi.h becoming grace
 anu is now ID search for a wet uurse- nOt Tor the whistle.
 After the tree was relieved of is bur- den which made inc lltils hearts glpd. | the hall wss cleared aud dancing com ! mepeed and kept up iill morning. At l midnight grand supper was served gt he Palace Hotel by Mrs. Wat Gittens; there not Ou'y -le hearts, but also tEs stomEchs of the adults and httle ones alike were made glad. The following named lsdies were pres ! eDt: Mrs. J. c. Best, Nss Fannie Hes kel, Mrs. V. T. La.e, Mrs. M. Departe. Mrs, Jus. Finley, Miss Anui- Finley, i Miss Dolly Glais-on, Mrs. G. Jennings.
 Mrs. W. GIttins, Miss May Gitsius. Mrs. J. R Fryer, Mrs. NJ. T, Davis, Mrs. A. | 5. Sorreils, Mis- Ella S0rrell=. MrF. C. l.. Cole, Mrs, W. F. Heusey. Ms J. D. . | PerryeT, Mrs. \. i. Mcdonald. Mrs. Ed. ! Landers, Mrs. Wm. Parker, ST., Mrs. Wm. . ! Parker. Jr, Miss Alice Parker, Miss Cora Gregg, Mrs. John Parker, Mrs. K. !. | Harrison, Misses MOlly, Nellie. Eir.a . and Nina Harrison, Mrs. W. D. Renter. !. | Misses Minnie. Eliza and May Renter. | Mrs. J. w. L7ek. Miss Pearl Par.ett. 1. | Mr-- Iva Ashburn, Mrs, r. J. Z-Imet. 1 | Mrs. John Smith. Mrs J. A. Lindpr. | Misses Katie and Lisz,e LiEGer. Mrs. J. l | E Manning, AI7s Laura Manning. Mrs. Wm. Bennett, Mrs. W. S. Fleming. Miss | l Es'a Fleming.
 We did not
 Dance tin broad daylight
 And eo home with the girls in tha morning. but waited to take iu the horseracing and turkey dinner. There were several | faces during the day aud were well st- 1 tended, but the most excitement and most betting was on the sweepstake race for all except O car Ashbura'5 "Prlle of Cuttenden' she being ruled out ss too fast The following entries were made: J. ID. Prrryer's gray mare, Dolly Var den; Frank OlseB's black gelGInC, Black Prince, and Mm. Powers bay gelding . Dandy Dude, single heat four hundred yards. Black Prince came in first, Dandy Dude second, and Dolly Warden third. Alter the racing turkey dinpers we're m JfdrA Glu- b.esa your so-I- ilg. could not toe sxcslled Iu more civi4lz-d country where people attend church and run for office. 1 Wal Eot tell where ye scriboler partoOk Of hIs. but wii! advice you not to, under any circumstances, de cliue an invitation tn a Lpl day GiUner when invited by MT. and Mrs. J. c. Best.
 Jean vss Up and enjoyed himself Co sueh an extent tna; be forgot atl Hboui that cold ID the head that be has been nursing and seemed c. be on friendly terms with .sthst troublesome 'Bszoo and Ve believe 1T he had spoken to that t,m;i dog he, the dog, would have wagged hIs tsIl in frienCsdlp
 Although so ID ca lie ID HaIs5av B an uncoInIon occurrence, etlli thc pros poets for the future are nl;teTing.
 Mr Richard Farrell hus improved hi- place of business considerably, e feed stable being added to other well ai- ranged and neat looking improvements Dick has another ad .i;ICn to his house. hold-a girl this time.
 Mir J. D. PerTyer has purchased the saloon of W. T. Lake S Co, and dishes ID the Tom and arry ID fine style.
 NIT. James Finley has arrived at home from Grizziey Flat. California, where be hss been superintendent Tor the Mount Pleasant Mill and Mining e.
 Msssrs McGill Bros. and Mir. l.. =. Gibbon have arrived from Denver aud taken hold on the Uncle George mine ID earnest. They are sinking double compartment shaft. , by lOl feet.
 ". T. Lake < Co. have their store well stocked with merchandise; they R.-o nave a fine body oi ore in sight ID the Trench.
 Since the advent Of cur cilicIent road master. J. McC. Elliott, some tune ago, our roads have been n excellent conal- tiou: teamsters hauling ore from "asA- ingt0n Camp, say that hl- work on the bug hill on the old Santa Cruz was much needed and was done m thorough manner considering the limited amouJt Of money for that purpos2. and 'he ulI- versal sentiment of teamsters ana otheT is that "Mack" Is the right man ID the right place. .t.-.
 Al Crittenden we are jogging along as usual. Another new house IS oeinE erected for a dwelling for Mrs Iva Ash- burn
 Another new conner has joIued the family of J. H Hopkins: IS boy
 NIT. Clem. r, Crap has enlarged m th7 merchandising business ln La N1na Glenn is a good boy and We recommend him to the residents of that section or country. ,
 We expect to have R jolly time here seeing tLe old year ont and the new one m, ss there IS gong tO be @ grand dance. a general IEvItetion being cK' end eJ. and following the dance wIll be the horse racing on the tirst.
 As "Jean" ID his lsst has left querles for "A. B. to answer, ve Will have 70 accommodate him. The amount ot money collected was S0O0 and was paid over 70 the committee to purchase pres euts for the Christmas tree, Co gladden. the hearts of the little folks.
 About those two parlors oi Als. ihey are as profound a secret ss the contents of a two and a half dollar week ooaVn- ing house hssh-no kitchen, no picket fence nor DO house in the back ground but after a confidential talk on the suo- ie ct with the Hon. Michael Grace. who keeps hIs stsrbcari cys alert on what IT. gong on. he remarked; Be iabers, think it will be Harry who will build the house. as be has Al already plum dish troved % But about "Carlotts' being a Ea vurnp F,- a(Narlna We